Port Tarpon Marina

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527 Anclote Road
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
Anclote River Channel Marker 39

Lat / Lon: N 28° 09.683' / W 082° 46.217'
Hours: Summer 7 am-6 pm 7 Days, Winter 7 am-5 pm 7 Days
VHF Monitored: 16
Phone: (727) 937-2200; S-S 7am-5pm
Fax: (727) 945-1591
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.porttarponmarina.com

Review for Port Tarpon Marina

Reviewed by: Len Barton on Jan 9, 2021
Vessel Type: Sail
LOA: 41'
Draft: 5.0'

Rating: 5

Spent one night at the fuel dock.
Interesting that it's $1.00 per foot unless you want electricity. If you do, it's $2.00 per foot. We're 41 feet so that means $41 per night for electricity!
Restaurant is very good and marina staff were fantastic.

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Review for Port Tarpon Marina

Reviewed by: Chris Himmelheber on Jan 12, 2018
Vessel Type: Sail
LOA: 36'
Draft: 5.5'

Rating: 4

Thank goodness for this marina! Going south, it is difficult to make it any further in one day from Crystal River. They have only two transient berths that I could see, both at the end of the fueling dock. There is only 50amp power, and no pump-out. WiFi exists, but doesn’t reach the dock. Restrooms are close, clean, and nice. The men’s shower is pretty rudimentary, but is clean and private. I can’t speak for the women’s facilities.

The river approach had plenty of depth for my 5 foot keel, as did the dock. The current is moderate, and I don’t know how low it gets at low tide. Be aware that this is a manatee hang-out, so keep speeds down.

There is a restaurant at the marina office that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and looks very good. Very inclusive menu, including a wine list! I couldn’t stay to check out the local sights and businesses, but it is a very picturesque area. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

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